MAP
OF BALI
Map of Bali at
balitraveling.com features the map of Bali Island. Provides the
complete information of the paradise island with it's regencies.
BALI REGENCIES
Bali
Island is part of Indonesia Archipelago, consist of 8 regencies
with Denpasar as the Capital City.
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Badung
Regency : located in the southernmost part of Bali
where the city of Denpasar, the island's capital and bustling
metropolis, thrives and where Bali's world famous beach resorts
are the stars of the tourism industry. The area stretches from
the central highlands in the north through an isthmus to the
Nusa Dua Peninsula, also known as Bukit Badung.
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Bangli
Regency : is colored with its spread of volcanic
highlands with bubbling Hot Springs and lush rice fields. The
volcanic mountains slope down to the sea near Tejakula in Buleleng
and Tianyar while the rice growing areas overlook Klungkung
and Gianyar
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Buleleng
Regency : north coast of Bali Island, is
walled out by the sea of Bali on the north, Karangasem on the
east and the districts of Jembrana, Tabanan and small areas
of Badung and Bangli on the west and south. This historical
kabupaten is isolated from the rest of Bali and has developed
distinc social and cultural features and continues to attract
increasing numbers of tourists each year with its breathtaking
natural scenery and unique history.
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Gianyar
Regency : located at the central of Bali as the
second most populated region of Bali, is the cultural heart
of the island. The highland town of Ubud, in particular, has
acquired a reputation as a center of art after several foreign
artists settled there in the 1920's 1930's and 1950's. Geographically,
the region is very distinct.
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Jembrana
Regency : This regency is thought to have been
established in the early 1400's, although civil war broke out
and the regency became part of the Badung regency. In the 17th
century, sparsely populated Jembrana was not of much interest
to the other royal Balinese kingdoms and for a time it was ruled
over by a prince from Sulawesi. Jembrana was one of the first
kingdoms to surrender to the invading Dutch in the 1800's.
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Karangasem
Regency : during the 18th and 19th centuries
Karangasem was the most powerful kingdom in Bali but in the
middle of the 19th C, it became a vassal of Lombok. Covering
861 sq. km, the district of Karangasem is well known for its
breathtaking landscape formed by lava flows from Gunung Agung,
the sacred mountain of Bali. Beautiful terraced paddy fields
lie at the lower southeastern slopes of the district while coffee
and clove plantations are found higher up
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Klungkung
Regency : meaning" happiness" or "beauty" is Bali's
smallest district, lying on the southeastern coast of Bali,
including the islands of Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Ceningan.
The great Unda River flows through this district and passes
through many beautiful villages. Klungkung town, now called
Semarapura is a bustling commercial center and its market is
the largest in Bali
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Tabanan
Regency : covered with mountains in the
north, lush paddy fields in the south and coastal sandy beaches,
Tabanan lies between the district of Badung in the east, Buleleng
in the north and Jembrana in the west. The main attraction in
Tabanan is Tanah Lot, a famous seaside temple, though many black
sand beaches are also being developed for tourism. Situated
near the town of Kediri, Tanah Lot is unquestionably the most
famous temple in Bali.
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT BALI ISLAND
For more suggestions what to see and do during your stay on the
island of Bali, please visit also the following pages:
BALI FAVORITE HOTEL
BALI LUXURY FAVORITE VILLAS
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